Comments

This document explains how the "Comments" tab works and how it helps you manage feedback on your pull requests.

How it Works

When a pull request is created for a task, the "Comments" tab becomes a central hub for all the feedback on that PR. The platform fetches all the comments from the pull request on GitHub and displays them in the "Comments" tab.

This allows you to see all the feedback on your work without having to leave the platform. You can read the comments, and if you want to address a specific piece of feedback, you can easily send it to the AI agent as a follow-up message.

The "Comments" Tab

The "Comments" tab provides a real-time view of the conversation happening on your pull request. Here's what you can expect to see:

• Commenter's Avatar and Username: The avatar and username of the person who left the comment.
• Comment Body: The content of the comment.
• Timestamp: The time the comment was created.
• Send to Agent: A button that allows you to send the comment to the AI agent as a follow-up message.

Requirements

For the "Comments" tab to display information, a pull request must be created for the task. If a pull request has not been created, the "Comments" tab will simply display a message indicating that there are no comments to display.